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The Mind of Leonardo
IV.2
 
IV.2
Leonardo da Vinci, Royal Collection, Windsor, 12334
 
  [IV.2  The Equilibrium of Forms]    
 
     

The conclusions reached in his geometric investigation of the laws of equilibrium were systematically transferred by Leonardo to fluid mechanics and to the living world. The extraordinary series of sketches illustrating the balance of human figures accompanied Leonardo’s obsessive concern for equilibrium, not only of forms but also of corporeal masses, in his studies on the flight of birds, on rearing horses and on the postures of interacting figures in his paintings and drawings.


 
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